According to him, the song's lyrics have transformed relationships where men were previously undervalued, restoring respect and harmony to these unions.  (More articles on King Paluta:King Paluta praises Okyeame Kwame as best rapper alive, Catholic priest apologises for singing King Paluta’s Aseda song at Mass [VIDEO])

In a recent interview with Kwadwo Sheldon Studios, King Paluta shared a remarkable revelation about his song "Makoma", disclosing how it has positively transformed many marriages by teaching women to show respect and appreciation to their husbands.

“D33fo) ade3 yenfa nkyeky3 has saved a lot of marriages. It preaches a lot, and now the women are aware that you can't just give out something owned by your man to anyone else,” he said.

According to King Paluta, the true meaning of "D33fo" goes beyond material wealth. He explained that a "D33fo" is a man who takes responsibility, has a clear vision for the relationship, and is willing to go the extra mile to improve his partner's life, making him a true partner and provider in every sense.